“Yeah, Mom, everything’s great! I’m totally keeping up with my schoolwork.” I’ll need to pull an all-nighter to finish a five-page essay and study for two exams. “Laundry? I’m basically...

The Residence Halls Association is offering five $1,000 scholarships to students who plan to live in a residence hall next year. “Qualities we look for are leadership, dedication, involvement and GPA,”...

I always believed calling the Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita “handhelds” was appropriate. These smaller systems couldn’t really pose any real gaming experience, I thought; they were just systems...

Students join Syrian activist in calling for action University of Kansas — Syrian human rights activist Radwan Ziadeh said the international community needs to get involved in the civil strife and conflict...

With gun violence in Columbia rising to nearly record levels, the Columbia Police Department and local organizations are working to offset gang violence and get local youth on the right track. In January...

The Legion of Black Collegians will attempt to redefine love during its annual Black Love Week from April 15 to 21. LBC’s Activities chairwoman Simone McGautha, the organization’s executive board...

People are preparing for the end of the world as we know it. Everywhere you look, you see movies and books coming out about what the world will look like if the world does in fact end. "Matched" by Ally...

Every day in Missouri, 15 children on average are removed from their homes, potentially headed for the foster care system, according to Voices for Children, a St. Louis-based non-profit group. Children...

Attention horror movie buffs: Looking for originality? I know it’s hard to find this day in age, but behold! “The Cabin in the Woods” has it all: zombies, redneck torture-loving zombie families,...

Filmmakers of the future and curious fans were present Saturday night at the third annual Silver Screen Film Festival. The Silver Screen Film Festival was created in 2009 to showcase local talent in an...

A self-proclaimed “gadget-girl,” Betsy Baker has been incorporating technology into her classes since she began her career as a second grade teacher in 1982. “I used to bring in my Commodore 64...